Karnataka News
Text view
Slow wheels of justice: Backlogs, staff crunch stall consumer dispute resolution
No Rahul Gandhi meeting for DK Shivakumar in New Delhi
Karnataka governments lapse delays Gruha Lakshmi scheme instalments
Leaked letter of MLA Rajanna targets DK Shivakumar, blames him for 2024 poll losses in Karnataka
Baking trouble: Nigerian peddler hides cocaine in bread, lands in soup
Man Kills Two Daughters, Pushes Them Into Tungabhadra Canal
The family alerted Bommanhal police, who in turn informed the Karnataka police. During a search operation, the body of Chandrakala was recovered, while expert swimmers and fire service personnel continued efforts to trace Anasuyamma.
Karnataka BJP stages protest over anti-hate speech bill
HD Kumaraswamy seeks Vande Bharat link between Bengaluru & Goa via coast
An associations job is to maintain buildings and security not to judge personal lives or enforce its own moral standards, says Sharad Dhawan
Money failed, BJP now fudging voter list: Siddaramaiah
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah alleges the BJP is manipulating voter lists and weakening election safeguards. He states this follows the BJP's failure to achieve results through money power in the last Lok Sabha election. The Chief Minister highlights a significant increase in donations to the BJP after electoral bonds were scrapped.
Karnataka high court slaps Rs 50,000 costs on engineer for illegal second tender
Lokayukta police submit case diary to court in Mysore Urban Development Authority scam
Border dispute rekindles tensions in Belagavi
Passengers question SWRs fare hike even before nationwide revision
Hubballis Akshaya Patra kitchen gets overhauled
Former MLA accuses minister of shielding Pocso accused
Prashant Bhushan warns of a global environmental crisis
Karnataka: Adani emerges front runner for tunnel road project leaving Congress in tight spot
Adani Group is the front-runner for Bengaluru's tunnel road project. The bid is higher than government estimates, requiring cabinet approval. This puts the Congress government in a difficult position due to Rahul Gandhi's public opposition to the Adani Group. Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar denies knowledge of bid details. The project faces political hurdles.
Woman ends life during livestream in Ballari; harassment by relative alleged
Unkal lake set to add more adventure sports facilities
Six mobile phones found in Ballari jail
Lokayukta raid discovers 49 properties belonging to RDPR dept official
KSRTC issues circular granting paid menstrual leave from January 2026
CUK Kalaburagi appeals to degree students to take CUET
Police to deploy more two-wheeler patrols during New Year celebrations in Bengaluru
GBA to audit rejected e-khata applications after employees protest
PG medical: Provisional results of second round announced
BJP leaders to meet Governor on hate speech Bill
Speaker examining linking the release of MLAs development grants to their legislature attendance
Bommai criticises Congress govt. for bringing in hate speech Bill
The BJP MP describes it as a draconian law that poses a serious threat to freedom of expression
Kishkinda University to host first convocation in Ballari today
Six arrested for honour killing; protests staged in Hubballi, Kalaburagi
The Dharwad District Police are making efforts to trace the remaining nine accused in the case, while nine victims are recovering in hospital
Short Tunnel: BDA looks into realignment over land acquisition concerns
Three blackbucks found killed by gunshots in Chikkamagaluru
Jayadeva Institute installs advanced blood testing system
Special drive against drinking and driving in Mysuru city to be held from December 24 to 30
Day-care bone marrow transplant performed at private hospital
It highlights the potential for shorter treatment duration and reduced costs for select blood cancer patients
HAL is a pan India organisation contributing towards Indias self-reliance: Yaduveer
Tiger sightings: Cages, drones deployed
Fit Mysuru Walkathon to be held in Mysuru on January 11
Govt. will soon fill permanent posts in public universities: Minister M.C. Sudhakar
The inscription, originally discovered at Gobbur, a border area between Telangana and Karnataka, is currently housed in the State Archaeology Museum, Hyderabad
Though none took off the ground, Bengaluru's infrastructure projects saw fast developments
D.K. Shivakumar meets Khattar, seeks early approval for Bengaluru infrastructure projects
Centre diluting environmental protection laws, alleges Prashant Bhushan
Senior Supreme Court advocate emphasises the need for people to realise the dangers involved and unite to raise their voice against such policy changes
Tigress, four cubs spotted in Chamarajanagar; Forest Minister orders safe capture
KARTET 2025 result released at sts.karnataka.gov.in: Direct link to download here - Times of India
KARTET 2025 result released at sts.karnataka.gov.in: Direct link to download here Times of India
Hate Speech Bill is unconstitutional, alleges BJP
Govt. sets the ball rolling for the Bengalurus second airport
Dalit organisations demand special law against honour killing
They are making the demand following the honour killing at Inam Veerapur in Hubballi taluk in which a pregnant woman lost her life
Childrens special gram sabha to be held at Managalli village in Chamarajanagar
Central Crime Branch arrest Nigerian national for smuggling cocaine
KCCI to plant 5,000 saplings during Green Initiative Year
The Karnatak Chamber of Commerce and Industry will issue Green Certificates to guests visiting the chamber
Unorganised workers too will get ESIC medical services, says Shobha
The Union Minister of State says free hospital services will be available for agricultural, contract and garment workers from unorganised sector
Good response to Mysuru Tree Census initiative
Centre permits sale of surplus tobacco, says Mysuru MP
KRRS seeks rollback of three proposed Union legislations on Farmers Day
Veena festival to be held in Shivamogga from December 25
Strengthening KarnatakaItaly ties: Dr Arathi Krishna meets Turin deputy mayor
Strengthening KarnatakaItaly ties: Dr Arathi Krishna meets Turin deputy mayor naeem Tue, 12/23/2025 - 18:51
Shobha Karandlaje lambasts Congress govt. for lack of governance in State
The Union Minister of State for Labour and Employment says the differing claims from senior leaders of the Congress indicate uncertainty within the ruling party over decision-making authority
Ten-day SARAS exhibition in Coimbatore showcases women self-help groups products
The exhibition features 172 stalls, including 10 from States such as Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Bihar, Puducherry, and Kerala
KARTET Result 2025 out at sts.karnataka.gov.in; check steps to download and more
TET Result 2025 Karnataka: The Karnataka School Education Department has announced the KARTET Result 2025 on December 23, following the December 7 examination. Candidates can now access their results and the final answer key on the official portal by logging in with their application number and date of birth. The scorecard details include candidate information, marks obtained, and qualifying status.
KARTET 2025 result released at sts.karnataka.gov.in: Direct link to download here
Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test 2025 results are out. Candidates can check their scores on the official website. The exam was held for teaching aspirants. Those who qualify will be eligible for teaching posts. The certificate is valid as per government norms. Qualifying does not guarantee appointment. Visit the official website for updates.
Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test 2025 Result Released, Here's Direct Link To Check
KARTET Result 2025 (OUT) LIVE: The Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test (KARTET) was conducted on December 7.
What Karnatakas hate speech law signals is lack of Cong's political fight - thefederal.com
What Karnatakas hate speech law signals is lack of Cong's political fight thefederal.com
Bengaluru To Goa By Vande Bharat Express Soon? High-Speed Rail Project Explained
Demand for better rail connectivity between Karnatakas coast and Goa has grown over years; Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy says a Vande Bharat Express would benefit passengers
Police registered cases against the constable and the passport applicant for creating false documents for cheating, forging a public register, dishonest misuse of property entrusted with someone, and causing disappearance of evidence
Karnataka NEET PG counselling 2025 round 2 seat allotment results are out on cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. Over 3,100 candidates secured MD/MS seats, with General Medicine and Radiodiagnosis at BMCRI being highly sought after. Objections can be emailed until December 23. Candidates must report to allotted colleges with necessary documents to confirm admission.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has accused the BJP of manipulating voter lists and weakening election safeguards. He stated that after money power failed in last year's Lok Sabha elections, new threats to democracy are emerging. The Chief Minister highlighted significant increases in BJP donations even after the scrapping of Electoral Bonds.
KN Rajanna Writes To Rahul Gandhi, Flags Organisational Lapses In Karnataka Congress
Karnataka Congress MLA KN Rajanna has written to Rahul Gandhi alleging organisational lapses within the KPCC and claiming his remarks on vote theft were misrepresented.
All-format Ambition A Driving Force Behind Karnataka's Run Machine Smaran Ravichandran
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Smaran Ravichandran has never been interested in choosing between formats. For Smaran, 22, the goal has always been to be a batter who excels in all three formats of the game. The goal right from the beginning when I started playing was to focus on all three formats and to become an all-format player for the country has always been my goal. All my work ethics and all the preparation that goes in during the off-season goes into all the three formats and not just one particular format. Yes, I would lay emphasis more on the red-ball aspect in order to play Tests for the country. But I think it's equally important to focus on the other two formats as well. As I said, my goal has always been to represent the country in all three formats. So I think even now my preparation and everything that I do will go into getting my team through across all three formats, Smaran told IANS in an exclusive conversation ahead of the start of Vijay Hazare Trophy, where Karnataka enter as defending champions. It's an ambitious declaration, considering playing all three formats as a batter is a rarity due to hectic scheduling. But then its backed by numbers that suggest Smaran is literally walking the talk. From having a forgettable start to his first-class career, Smaran has quickly become one of the closely followed batters in Indian cricket, due to his ability to adjust seamlessly between formats. His arrival into public memory came in last seasons Vijay Hazare Trophy, amassing 432 runs, including a match-winning century in the final. Then he ended the last Ranji season with scores of 203, 35 & 133 not out and had scores of 77 & 10, 3, 220 not out, 54 & 4 and 227 not out. In that Vijay Hazare Trophy final against Vidarbha in Vadodara, Karnataka were struggling early on a pitch offering conditions suitable for batting. But Smaran, playing in his first senior final for the state, recognised an opportunity to do something special. We were three down for 60-65 odd runs (67/3). As I recollect, the wicket was good to bat and just needed one partnership to get the team through. Me and (KL) Shrijith (who made 78) got a really big partnership to take it forward from there. With Abhinav (Manohar) coming in at the end and giving us those hits got us to a very good score of 350 or 348 if I'm not wrong. Lifting the trophy for Karnataka has always been the dream. I'm glad that we did it and now heading into this Vijay Hazare Trophy, obviously we are the defending champions and hopefully we can get another title home, he added. There's no hesitation when Smaran says the 101 that final stands at the top of his list of best knocks in his career so far. Its not just for the runs but for what it represented - Karnataka's first domestic trophy in five years and his own arrival on the big stage. His maiden first-class century, scored at his home ground M Chinnaswamy Stadium, comes a close second. It came in his sixth game after a lean opening phase, making the breakthrough all that sweet. Smaran goes into the upcoming Vijay Hazare Trophy on the back of amassing 319 runs in seven innings at a strike rate of 158.70 for Karnataka in the recently concluded Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, though the team failed to qualify for the knockouts. With a much longer break in hand, Smaran had time in hand to prepare for switching from 20-over cricket to 50-over format. After coming back to a chilly Bengaluru, Smaran had a weeks preparation to work on Vijay Hazare Trophy preparation with his childhood coach Syed Zabiulla, before playing a few practice games within the states set-up. When not doing anything around cricket, Smaran enjoys playing paddle and catching up on all kinds of movies in Hindi, English and Kannada, but crime thrillers is his go-to genre to watch. But the transition from red-ball to white-ball wasn't straightforward, he admits. In the Ranji Trophy, emphasis is on occupying the crease for extended periods. T20 cricket demands explosive bursts and immediate gear changes, as well as 3-4 days of focus on quality power hitting. But moving from T20 to 50-over cricket? That's more manageable for Smaran. In Ranji Trophy, you focus on playing the entire day or one and a half days. The focus is to stay at the crease. But in T20s, it's about those short bursts of runs and intensity is higher, and you straight away switch into different gears. So that was challenging. Heading into Vijay Hazare, the switch is going to be easier compared from when we switched to Ranji Trophy to Mushtaq Ali because it's still the white-ball format. Obviously, in the 50-over format, you have that extra time of settling down and taking your time out there in the middle, unlike the T20 format. Smaran's brief stint with Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in this years IPL provided him with direct access to some of T20 cricket's most destructive players. Though he wasnt a like for like replacement for Adam Zampa, Smaran conceded going from watching IPL matches on television to sharing a dressing room with a plethora of international stars was surreal. Though his stint prematurely due to an injury picked after tripping over advertising hoarding while taking a catch in the practice, the conversations he had with Heinrich Klaasen and Ishan Kishan were very precious for Smaran, who stands just shy of six feet, and his long levers giving him a natural ability to clear the boundary. His strength lies square of the wicket - a result of picking lengths sharply and assured back-foot play. I spoke to Klaasen and I had conversations with Ishan as well regarding their aspects of and how they approach the game in the T20 format. A lot of valuable inputs came from Klaasen regarding how he stays still and how he keeps a solid base while hitting. Just conversations like that to inculcate into my game so that I can keep getting better at it, he said. Those insights are now woven into his own game, as he continues to develop the power-hitting skills required in modern white-ball cricket. As someone who grew up admiring Kumar Sangakkara and Michael Hussey - two left-handers renowned for their adaptability across formats - Smaran understands what true all-format success looks like. He recalls watching Sangakkara's 287 against South Africa, coming in a record 684-run stand with Mahela Jayawardene against Sri Lanka, leaving him in awe of the patience and concentration required to bat for long periods in Tests. That ability to occupy the crease through extended passages of play is something Smaran knows he must continue developing. There are still phases of the game where you feel during a Test game to go with your shots and that is something that I still have to work on But yes, a big aspect of Test cricket goes to patience, but that is still a work in progress and I just try to bat long phases of the game without losing concentration. I mean it's easy to say but to get the job done is really hard but that is something that I have to keep in mind, he said. While his cricket career accelerates, Ravichandran hasn't abandoned his academics. He's currently pursuing an MBA in finance at Ramaiah University in Bangalore, after completing his B.Com degree. It's a balance his parents have always insisted upon. Right from the beginning they have been supportive of my journey and they have really allowed me to give me all the freedom to go ahead and pursue it side to side because with the competition in the country there is no guarantee with sport in general in the country, he says. Are his parents satisfied with his progress in cricket? Well, not yet. The answer is no because there is still a long way to go and my mom asked me why didn't you get runs in the last two games of the Mushtaq Ali trophy. So thats something that always keeps me going and that is the motivation that my mom keeps giving me. Smarans cricketing journey ironically began from a decision made by his mother she need an activity to keep her restless son engaged and more importantly, be outside home. The solution arrived when a cricket coaching academy opened in the same residential layout where Smarans family still lives. His mother enrolled him there, hoping it would burn off some of that restless energy. I always had an interest towards cricket, but didn't know the facets of the game and how professional cricket worked. But I always had an interest towards batting and cricket in general. That's when I met my coach and things were gradually taken forward. What began as a parenting strategy has become the foundation of a promising cricket career. In his early years, Smaran was an all-rounder who bowled off-spin, though its frequency has gone down. I still bowl off-spin, but now I bowl a lot less. But till I was about 14 or 15, I played as an all-rounder, but then after a while when I grew in height, I didn't have that much of accuracy in my off-spin. But that is something that I still have to work on because the way the game is growing, having 2 or 3 skills is equally important. So that is something that I want to work on and I'm going to do it. Smaran represented Karnataka at every level, making his under-19 debut at just 15 while also piling up runs in under-16 cricket. That early success fuelled a specific ambition: representing India at the 2022 Under-19 World Cup. Then Covid-19 pandemic arrived, and with it, the suspension of cricket worldwide. When the game restarted, Smaran couldnt make the cut for the mega event which India won. That was something that I really had my mind on fulfilling. My main goal was to represent India at the under-19 World Cup but that didn't happen. But it's all part and parcel of the game. The game always has its ups and downs. After that, I realized that representing Karnataka at the senior level and playing Ranji Trophy for the state will be my biggest goal, he said with his tone being polite rather than bitter. It was a recalibration rather than a setback and swiftly paved the way for Smaran to break into the senior Karnataka team. I am glad that I got to make my debut last year and I am looking to take it forward from there. Again, the main goal is to still win a lot of tournaments with Karnataka and whichever team that I play for. For Smaran, personal milestones matter less than collective success. Growing up watching Vinay Kumar-led Karnataka claim back-to-back Ranji Trophy titles and the trebles in 2013/14 and 2014/15 instilled in him a clear sense of what the state expects from the current crop. It was a recalibration rather than a setback and swiftly paved the way for Smaran to break into the senior Karnataka team. I am glad that I got to make my debut last year and I am looking to take it forward from there. Again, the main goal is to still win a lot of tournaments with Karnataka and whichever team that I play for. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Hopefully we can do in the upcoming years as well as in the season that we're in now - we can win both the trophies and bring it back home. Definitely that's the goal, irrespective of whether I'm on top of the runs or not, I think as long as we get the trophy back home, that itself is the cherry on the cake, he signed off. Article Source: IANS
Sudeep interview: We planned Mark to perfection
Kannada superstar Sudeep is gearing up for the release of his highly anticipated Mark.
All Vijay Hazare Trophy Matches In Bengaluru Moved From Chinnaswamy To BCCI CoE
Bengaluru Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar: All Vijay Hazare Trophy matches that were set to take place at Bengaluru's M Chinnaswamy Stadium have been relocated to the BCCI Centre of Excellence, due to a directive from the Karnataka government citing security issues. All Vijay Hazare Trophy matches scheduled to be held at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium will now happen at the BCCI CoE. Its a decision which was taken earlier in the day due to security reasons, as said by the state government, a DDCA official told IANS on Tuesday. The official further said that both participating teams for the opening game had been notified, and their pre-match training session is now set to take place at the BCCI CoE. The Delhi team has been told about it and their pre-match practice against Andhra will now happen at CoE, the official added. Meanwhile, all the Vijay Hazare matches in Bengaluru will be held without spectators. The Bengaluru police have assured a strong security presence around the Aerospace Park, where CoE is located. Karnataka Police have refused permission for the Vijay Hazare Trophy match between Delhi and Andhra Pradesh at Chinnaswamy Stadium, citing serious safety and crowd-control concerns. The decision was taken after a thorough inspection by Bengaluru Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar, officials from the Greater Bengaluru Authority, and the Fire Department, who identified critical gaps in venue infrastructure and emergency preparedness. On Monday, a committee constituted by the Karnataka government, comprising officials from the police, public works and fire safety departments, inspected the Chinnaswamy Stadium and submitted a report. The Bengaluru City Police Commissioner had already issued a 17-point advisory outlining mandatory safety measures. The committee verified whether these points had been complied with and submitted its findings to the government. On Monday, a committee constituted by the Karnataka government, comprising officials from the police, public works and fire safety departments, inspected the Chinnaswamy Stadium and submitted a report. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The KSCA had earlier expressed confidence in staging matches featuring Kohli and Pant at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium. Article Source: IANS
Bengaluru wont see Virat Kohli at Chinnaswamy for Vijay Hazare Trophy clash as BCCI shifts venue
The Delhi vs. Andhra opener featuring Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant has been moved from M. Chinnaswamy Stadium to the BCCI's Centre of Excellence due to security concerns raised by the Karnataka home ministry. This marks the second venue change, with all Bengaluru matches now to be played behind closed doors.
Karnataka Police Deny Permission For Vijay Hazare Trophy Match At Chinnaswamy Stadium
Bengaluru Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar: Karnataka Police have denied permission for the Vijay Hazare Trophy match between Delhi and Andhra Pradesh at Chinnaswamy Stadium, citing serious safety and crowd control concerns. The decision was taken after a thorough inspection by Bengaluru Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar, officials from the Greater Bengaluru Authority, and the Fire Department, who raised critical gaps in venue infrastructure and emergency preparedness. Bengaluru Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh made the statement in this regard on Tuesday, while addressing media persons. The committee had gone to the stadium on Monday, on the instructions of the Home Department. Officers from various departments, including fire, Bengaluru Electricity Supply Company (Bescom), Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) and police, had inspected the stadium. As per the report from the officers, permission has not been granted for the match on Wednesday at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. The committee has also given a detailed report, Commissioner Singh stated. The Bengaluru City Police Commissioner had already issued a 17-point advisory outlining mandatory safety measures. The committee verified whether these points have been complied with and submitted its findings to the government. Police sources stated the stadium gates were too narrow to handle large crowds, especially with Virat Kohli expected to attend. Sources further revealed that in a last-ditch effort, Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) President Venkatesh Prasad met with state Home Minister G. Parameshwara, pleading for an exception, but authorities stood firm. Parameshwara announced on Monday that a committee was formed to inspect and assess whether the Chinnaswamy Stadium is fit to host the Vijay Hazare Trophy cricket match. The minister chaired a meeting at the Vidhana Soudha with officials from the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) and senior police officers to discuss arrangements for the upcoming match. Parameshwara announced on Monday that a committee was formed to inspect and assess whether the Chinnaswamy Stadium is fit to host the Vijay Hazare Trophy cricket match. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Notably, 11 people were killed in a stampede near the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru during the Royal Challengers Bengaluru's (RCB) victory celebrations on June 4. Article Source: IANS
No fans for Kohlis return; Vijay Hazare match behind closed doors: Report
Bengaluru fans will miss Virat Kohli's Vijay Hazare Trophy return as the Karnataka government plans to hold the match behind closed doors due to security concerns. A previous stampede incident has made authorities cautious, leading to the decision to bar spectators from the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, despite initial proposals for limited public access.
Karnataka Minister promises early execution of PM MITRA Textile Park in Kalaburagi
Minister Shivanand Patil said that tenders had been issued for KPTCL work, road development, construction of a water barrage and other essential infrastructure, and assured that the remaining work would be taken up and completed at the earliest
Delhi Vs Andhra Vijay Hazare Trophy Match To Be Held Behind Closed Doors: Report
Andhra Vijay Hazare Trophy: As the Indian cricket star Virat Kohli is expected to make a comeback to domestic cricket, targeting the Vijay Hazare Trophy (VHT) 2025-26 for Delhi, but fans will not get a chance to witness the batting stalwart playing, as Delhis first-round match against Andhra at M Chinnaswamy Stadium will be held behind closed doors. As per the ESPNcricinfo report, the Karnataka government is set to issue an order to the KSCA to stage matches behind closed doors, with the BCCI's Centre of Excellence to be a back-up venue in case police permission isn't forthcoming for matches at the Chinnaswamy. The KSCA previously suggested opening two stands to the public, with a capacity of 2000-3000 spectators if fully utilised. However, the government strongly opposed this plan, citing potential security and compliance issues, while work on resolving these concerns is still in progress. The state government aims to avoid chaos around the venue during the holiday season, considering the prominence of the players involved. The availability of Kohli and Rishabh Pant for the first two matches previously led the KSCA to shift the venue from Alur to Chinnaswamy to address logistical issues. The BCCIs Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru has become a vital hub for Indian cricket, providing top-tier infrastructure and facilities focused on developing players. Hosting numerous domestic matches creates an excellent environment for both young and seasoned players to hone their skills. Should Delhis matches be held at the CoE, it will be Kohlis first competitive appearance there, making it a memorable experience for him and his teammates. The state government aims to avoid chaos around the venue during the holiday season, considering the prominence of the players involved. The availability of Kohli and Rishabh Pant for the first two matches previously led the KSCA to shift the venue from Alur to Chinnaswamy to address logistical issues. Also Read: Live Cricket Score According to BCCI rules, centrally contracted players must participate in domestic tournaments when they are not on international duty. In line with this requirement, Kohli will play in the Vijay Hazare Trophy, bringing valuable experience and leadership to the Delhi team. Wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant will lead the team as captain during the tournament, while Kohli will serve in a senior role within the squad. Article Source: IANS
KKMA Karnataka branch holds general body meeting in Kuwait, elects new leadership for 202527
KKMA Karnataka branch holds general body meeting in Kuwait, elects new leadership for 202527 naeem Tue, 12/23/2025 - 12:43
Karnataka government will weed out Gruha Laxmi beneficiaries who have passed away, says Minister
She said that the pending incentive under the scheme was released on December 22
RUAS confers 2,095 degrees at 10th annual convocation
As many as 50 PhDs,698 postgraduate degrees, and1,347 undergraduate degrees were awarded to students of RUAS
Watch: Viral autorickshaw wheelie stunt on Bengaluru road backfires; driver booked, vehicle seized
Bengaluru police have arrested a 28-year-old auto-rickshaw driver for performing and uploading dangerous wheelie stunts on social media. The driver, Uday Vikram A, faces charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Indian Motor Vehicle Act. His auto-rickshaw has been seized, and authorities will seek suspension of his license and vehicle registration.
A 64-year-old private company employee has been arrested for allegedly murdering his wife, a government school teacher, and attempting to stage it as a road accident. The victim's injuries, discovered by hospital doctors, led to a post-mortem and questioning, revealing the crime. Preliminary findings suggest marital discord over perceived neglect and financial issues as the motive.
How Bengaluru celebrated Christmas in the 80s and 90s, a look at bygone days
We gather a few of Bengalurus nostalgic Christmas stories, from Nilgiris cake exhibitions to the towering Christmas tree on Brigade Road
From our photo archives: How Bengaluru celebrated Christmas in the '80s and '90s
Minister urges sugarcane farmers to use drip irrigation
Two injured as Hyderabad bound bus overturns
Hyderabad: At least two people were injured after a Hyderabad bound bus overturned in Telanganas Sangareddy district on Tuesday, December 23. The bus carrying 36 passengers was heading to Hyderabad from Karnataka. The accident occurred on National Highway 65 at Kohir when the private bus veered off the road and fell. The passengers crawled out Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Karnataka CM to launch development works in Vijayapura in January 2026
The CM will unveil a statue of Kittur Rani Channamma in Vijayapura district on January 9
Comebacks, courage and pride: K Gowtham calls time on eventful career
Krishnappa Gowtham, a flamboyant all-rounder, has retired from cricket at 37, leaving an indelible mark on Karnataka's cricketing history. Known for his resilience and commitment, Gowtham's career saw him achieve significant milestones, including an India ODI cap and numerous match-winning performances, despite facing setbacks.
